Lancashire v Visitors weather halts play after strong start
Australian report notes slow start as visitors struggle in a damp day. Kippax and Puirfux stand firm for Lancashire with 54 and 54 not out as the home side tally a total of 427 before the weather interrupts play. Wate and Hallows open for the visitors, but fall short of matching the morning’s form.
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Pam Vins
Snow
Kippax
Puirfux
Carey
Dinrusen
Pibel
Unable to parse historic cricket test notes from garbled OCR
The readable text is fragmentary and contains many misspellings and nonsensical phrases. It references a second test, Australia, and players such as Bateman and Jack but lacks coherent details, dates, scores, or teams necessary to form a factual summary. No clear event outcome can be established from the provided excerpt.
Tragic Motorist Death After River Accident
Ea Chatwin a 26 year old traveler and companion were in a boat crossing the river when a weight shifted causing the craft to capsize. Chatwin was trapped as water swept through, a guard chain and infant were aboard. The body was recovered later.
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Denedi
Ea Chatwin
Tommierein
Toro Larrien
Chatwin Elfen
Chetwin
Elde
Wimbledon tournament results from London match play
The first round of the Wimbledon lawn tennis championship sees Altom? from Averies defeat Moon in three straight sets 6-1 6-3 6-3. Other results include Craton beating Malecak 6-3 6-4 6-2 Hopman defeating Leak End 6-0 6-4 6-2 and Andrews overcoming Waliaal 6-2 7-5 6-3.
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London
Jane
Firet Rownd
Termy
Altimom
Averies
Moon
Keores
Craton
Hopman
Leakend'Janmira
Untl Andrews
Waliaal
Sate Owing the Heavy Load of Petrol Carried
A terse note details a vehicle or vessel burdened by a heavy petrol load. The fragment hints at concerns over weight and safety, with emphasis on fuel quantity and transport risk in the historical context.
Fall of Earth Three Mes Buei ad Alive Tale
Fragmentary OCR item reports an unusual event with unclear names and places. The readable bits mention a fall of earth and a budged or bill near a Silvan area, implying a local incident or discovery. Details are too fragmentary to identify involved persons or organizations.
Carol's Coup Aims to Restore Monarch and Archduke
A Prager report claims Hungarian legitimists scheme to crown Archduke and King aided by 35 000 officers and soldiers. The narrative alleges a proclaimed monarch restored through force amid student unrest and factional support.
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Prager
Oreelaiied
Meat employees strike disrupts deregistration drive
A clash over strike action by meat workers disrupted a plan to deregister a faction. Officials warned penalties and urged compliance as the group faced deregistration procedures.
Trouble in Cane Fields Drives British Workers Abroad
Townsville July reports that only 40 percent of Britons were engaged in the South Johnstone area instead of the claimed 75 percent, with 30 emigrant soldiers assigned to foreign gangs. In Babied area 74 percent of the 339 cane-cutters were British born, while Kali Mia near Ayr saw A WU opposition to farmer contracts, prompting fear of widespread unemployment and potential selling of homes for many long-term residents.
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Townsville
Julu
South Johnstone Camefield
Ales
Kalimia
Ayr
A.W.U
Selas
Holiday attractions at dimmed Buchin Prison exhibit
London reports a prison sale where the new buyer plans to keep public executions as entertainment. The sale dismantled the old structures but the buyer intends to continue the displays until compelled to stop.
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London
Buchin
Cornwall
Erm de Rable
Tee Commimionem
Released from gaol: Josephine O'Dare writes play
In London Mayfair Josephine O'Dare a talented writer and actress was released from Liverpool gaol after a three year term for forgery and embezzlement. She wrote a play and starred in it during a prison conversion. A trial revealed a network of criminals and blackmailers connected to her activities.
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London
Josephine O'Dare
Mayfair
Liverpool
Josephine
Dublin Police Drive to Stamp Out Bad Language
Dublin police began a determined drive to stamp out bad language in the streets. The first day yielded a large bag of offenders including Trinity College students, laborers, six women and five men, all fined £2. The Senior Justice pledged to use every means to stop such language.
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Dublin
Nudden
Trinity College
Serpentine Bathers Prompt Hyde Park Police Patrols
London June 21 report describes chaotic scenes at the Serpentine in Hyde Park as bathers of all types misbehave. Police patrols increased after strangers allegedly grabbed women and tossed them into the lake, with many rescued or needing assistance. Public concern and warnings follow as the crowd grows restless. Great Peppermint Care For InBecam Colds.
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London
Tosliganiyn
Hyda Park
Londanere
Hyde Park
Speed Record Set By Bir Meury Hogave at 96.7 mph
The International Motor Yachting Union accepted Bir Meury Hogave's speed of 96.7 miles per hour as the world's unlimited speed record. The event occurred in Lamdun on June 20.
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Lamdun
International Motor Yachting Union
Wve
Bir Meury Hograve
City Sporting Topics of the Turf in Perth Racing Notes
A turbulent turf summary recounts Perth racing history, including Air Lord and Seve renamed work under J J Kelly, and J W retiring to stud. It notes trainers like Walter Mickenbotham and K Temby face disqualifications, Temby’s past success with Kapator and Wealth, and the Belmont Park case. Racing at Goodwood sees Roseburn, Haw, and Goatswood results with McClure suspended for interference.
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Walter Mickenbotham
Australasia
Fear
Melbourne
Carbine
Newheaves
Blue Bpech
Sydney
Trafalgue
Int
John Tait
K. Temby
Uwndrimmer
Haileer
Belmont Park
Temby
Reval
Kapator
Battledore
Wealth
Rexse
Serbary
Tom Foy
Jan- Minkot
Tale
Arman
Wetkin
Aristo
Goatwood
Goodweod
Idern Roseburn
Haw
Jockry E. McClure
St. Pillans
Keanni
Freeessat
Henlle
Heresy
Dalais
Joe Saligari
Daleais
Heresy O
Three Stripes Triumphs Amid Tight Pack in Local Race
In a crowded finish on a muddy track, Kongosi led early but faltered as Wy 12 lengths clear surged William Jarrait, piloted by T1st winning ride, beating Wy 12 lengths by a head. Ayrville Green faded late, with several local runners pushing a tight podium chase and Metonic close behind in fourth place.
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Voslak
Ayr
Ville Green
Jemidar
Brede Hyort
Potty
Ware
Toowoomba Man Dies in Charred Debris Fire Tragedy
In Toowoomba on January 21 Jaen Dennen aged 76 was killed when a fire consumed debris in a shed. Fire officials say the cause remains under investigation and a neighbor, Benham, is being questioned.
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Toowoomba
Janu
Jaen Dennen
Benham Wan Tskew
New Zealand farmers praised at London luncheon
A June luncheon at the Trocadero hosted by Thomas Cook and Sons honored New Zealand farmers and exporters. Me T. M. Wilford cited Empire Board praise, claiming New Zealand meat butter cheese honey and other products are up to date and competitive with British and European markets. He warned Britain risks losing NZ trade to American manufacturers while noting US buys Cornish clay for high tension insulators.
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London
Thomas Cook
Sane
New Zealand
Britain
Europe
T. M. Wilford
Empire Board
Wreck of Vaiviri Claims Fifteen Lives Near Keremu
Wireless from Port Moresby reveals harrowing details of the Vaiviri disaster off Kerem Papua with 15 dead. Mrs Berge, sole white survivor, describes hours of struggle as the ship drifted in a south east gale after rudder chain failure.
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Townsville
Kerem
Port Moresby
Papua
Keremu
F. 8
Berge
Kerema
Mra Merge
Waren Sture
Korema
Vatican and Britain Seek Cordial Ties Over Malta
Vatican City on June 20 released a White Book praising the British Government and urging consideration of Maltese sentiment toward bishops and clergy. It criticizes Lord Strickland's concordat plan as Christian in attitude and opposed to Britain's imperial interests.
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Vatican City
Malta
Vatican
Lord Strickland
Eraldton Swimming and Sub Flipe Saving Club meeting notice
The Eralditon Swimming and Sub Flipe Saving Club announces a general meeting of members at the club rooms Explanade on Thursday July 29 at 7 o clock. Business: important. C J Allen, Hon. Secretary.
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C.J. Allen
For Sale Notes From Fragmented Telegraph Page
Fragmented classified listing shows several FOR SALE items including a small cottage with easy terms and a honey tomato gardener joke line. Mentions Nat Bartlett's column telephons 136 with odd spellings and few complete details.
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Sivbles
Sumitries
Habhlen
Woda Vom
Ty Mewler
Lancabe
Waters
Ant
Ofeling Bateman
Tumor Camalticn
Cer
Australia
Jack- Jae
Hermood
Teapfed
Allioon
Earth
Bill Mear
Carol
Monaruet
WayErt OF
Serpentine
Segrave
City Sporting Letter
Woderats
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Asd Boatall
MR Wilford
Featuring
Jack Holt
Dorothy Revier
Dorothy Reviee
Ralph Graves
Ralph Gravex
Amt Ab
Ivvid Vital
Vaundeville
Rag. Denny
Reg Deny
Reg Denny
Belle Bennett
The
Lord Strickland Flan
Eraldton Sworming and Subf
Lipe Saving Club (Inc
Nat Bartlett
GMM
T Cook
Harbour Works Department
Commonwealth Bank
Geraldton
Commonwealth
Cilireral
Commonwealth Works Divertor
Thes Sa
GPL
Perth
Eta Ga Cook
Commonwealth Works
D. Ih. Moffatt
Hana Galky
Fitzpatrick, and Co
Fitspatrick and Co
Eleanor Stremt
Gregory Street
Jabawah Hall
Zuly Wee
Nabaling Hall
Apbohees Bal
Sypeegabers
Nunes
Miro Boay
Bee
Geen
Frank Green
Ploerba
Fee Marine Terrace Prarmag
Tomsilly
Quality House
A. E. Gale
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